An AI lab at an Irish community college asks: what should we actually teach?
menage_a_un · reddit · 2026-10-03
A Reddit user ended up running a small, decently equipped AI lab at a public further-education college in Ireland, funded to teach students skills beyond just using ChatGPT. They're crowdsourcing curriculum ideas from the community on what to actually teach.
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